decarbonization

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Massachusetts Green Tech Setback: Boston Metal and Sublime Systems Slash Workforce Amid Funding Woes

Boston Metal and Sublime Systems, two Massachusetts-based pioneers in green technology, announce significant layoffs due to critical funding challenges. Boston Metal is cutting 71 jobs following a major equipment failure disrupting its Brazil operations, while Sublime Systems pauses its Holyoke facility construction after losing a substantial Department of Energy grant, leading to a 10% workforce reduction. These setbacks highlight the broader vulnerabilities in the early-stage decarbonization sector reliant on public funding.

Mar 12

Massachusetts Green Tech Setback: Boston Metal and Sublime Systems Slash Workforce Amid Funding Woes

Tech Titans Dive into Carbon Capture: The Race to Decarbonize Data Centers

Tech giants like Chevron and ExxonMobil are exploring the integration of carbon capture and storage (CCS) with natural gas power for data centers. This emerging trend promises a reliable low-carbon power source independent of the grid, capturing over 90% of CO2 emissions. However, challenges remain in widespread adoption and cost-efficiency of CCS for data centers.

Sep 4

Tech Titans Dive into Carbon Capture: The Race to Decarbonize Data Centers

Tech-ing the Climate Change Challenge: Real Estate's Role in Saving the Planet!

The Crunchbase article explores the vital role of technological innovation in real estate to achieve climate goals, arguing that more than just diplomacy is required. Real estate generates 40% of global carbon emissions, yet receives a mere 5% of venture funding. The piece stresses that financial incentives and policy support are crucial for the adoption of sustainable technologies in the built environment.

Jan 22

Tech-ing the Climate Change Challenge: Real Estate's Role in Saving the Planet!